The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-14
PERSONAL,

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND never retres before
midnight.
COL GLIDER, who started for the north pole
last winter, Is now lodging the hot waves at
Coney Island.
Miss DAISY GARLAND will be one of the Wash.
ington debutantes next winter. She is hand
some brunette.
Mr. CURRY, the United States Minister at
Madrid, will sail for America July 10, having OBJ
tanned leave of absence.
CHIEF JUSTICE WAITE has entirely recovered
from his illness OF a year ago, and now appears
TO be in the most robust health.
SECRETARY LAMARs SON, who now has a gov
ernnent clerkship IS not bright young man,
but an excellent base ball player.
PETER BARLOW, who took part in the Ameri-
lean revolution under Gen. Washington has
diedn Demarara, aged 100 years.
For fourteen years Chief Judge David Nc.
Adam, of the New York City Court has never
been absent from or tardy on the bench.
PRINCE FERDINAND, of SAKE Coburg Gotha, is
personally unknown to the people of Bulgaria
and they show little interest in his election to
the throne.
Mas. DANIELS of Poughkeepsie, took out
naturalization papers in 1Si9. The list is ran
idly increasing and the oldest Mason" has
gone into retracy
HEARING that Mrs. Scott Siddons has signed a
contract to give 100 recitals in America, begin
ming in October, many people remember That
they thought She was dead.
BROTHER ALExIUs, provincial of the United
States NavieranS. has left for Europe bearing
several portraits of Cardinal Gibbons for certain
institutions on the Continent.
THE rlImor that Gerster had recently become
insane Is pronounced wholly false the occasion
for rumor and denial being found in the add
uonal statement that the lady will come TO this
country 10 sing in the fall.
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mirer IN Mexico coat-ofarms of the United
States, worked on heavy cardboard in feathers
The feathers, most Of them colored are from
many different kinds of birds.
EMMA JAMES. according 70 a current para
graph, is the brightest of the corps Of Washing
ton women correspondents. She Is unmarried
she has good income and maintains nice lit
Tie home. She is not pretty, but good.
GEN. SHERMAN, having taken a cottage at
Lake George for the season. will be pleased 10
read the statement OF a correspondent there to
the effect that never since the place was a
place has there been such promise of gay times
and pretty girls
They are organizing a Whitman club in Phil.
adelphia, one Of the objects Of which is to pro.
vide for the wants Of the venerable poet during
the rest OF his life This Is a commendable con
struction Of the late Mr.. Wards observation as
20 "fondling with a club"
MRs. KESDAL, the illustrious British actress.
has FOR some years been making $4,000 a year
Il began my career, she said lat years of
age; now am -. have known bitter poverty
aud great trouble, but that Is in the past. At sol
was married TO the best aud handsomest man
m the world. We have nothing In this world
that we have not bought out Of our earnings. |
never accepted threepence worth from any one"
90 DAN RlcE, the veteran Snowman, has reached
Cincinnati with his Texan bride OF the con.
test he had before winning his wife he says:
Il had 10 fight three counties, Gonzales. Lavaca
and Fayette. People said. What marry a
clown! and every species Of inventions and
stories were got up against me. 10 didn't fnHkc
any difference. ! captured the prize My wife
u tckled 70 death. She never Travelled before
aud everything is new 10 ber." But her new
husband "a quite old